Identifier: sunset74jansout (find matches)
Title: Sunset
Year: 1898 (1890s)
Authors: Southern Pacific Company. Passenger Department
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Publisher: (San Francisco, Calif. : Passenger Dept., Southern Pacific Co.) Menlo Park, CA : Sunset Publishing Corporation
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DECK GAMES AND OTHER DIVERSIONS CANADIAN 1 CANADIANNATIONAL i PACIFIC MONTREAL—360 McGill Street NEW YORK—673 Fifth Avenue PHILADELPHIA—1500 Chestnut Street BOSTON—186 Tremoiit Street CHICAGO—4 South MichiRan Blvd. SAN FRANCISCO—648 Market Street LOS ANGELES—607 South Grand Ave. SEATTLE—1329 Fourth Ave. MONTREAL—Windsor Station NEW YORK — Madison Ave. at 44th Street PHILADELPHIA—1500 Locust Street BOSTON—405 Boylston StrcolCHICAGO—71 East Jackson Boulevard SAN FRANCISCO—152 Geary Street LOS ANGELES—621 South Grand Ave. SEATTLE —1320 Fourth Ave. And Offices and Agencies throughout the United States
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Camellia Type. Right, Waved Camellia Type Photographs by Edwin E. Hutsching WITH BEGONIAS G ARDENERS in almost every corner of the West mayplant begonia tubers and sow begonia seed this month. Be-fore we outhne the simple cultural requirements for bothmethods of propagation, may we warn you to buy tubersand seed from reliable dealers? Remember, too, that the sizeof a tuber does not determine the size of a flower. A satis-factory bulb measures from 1 to ly^ inches in diameter,with the exception of Erccta, whose tubers are better whenmeasuring 11/2 to 2 inches in diameter. Tubers are ready to plant just as soon as the pink eyesappear.on the top of the bulb, which is usually during thefirst two weeks of March. The upright varieties have oneor two eyes; the trailing types throw anywhere from fiveto eight eyes. A good method of growing tubers is to startthem in flats, in a soil mixture composed of one part peatmoss, one part leafmold, and one part coarse sand. Place aone inch layer of this

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